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## 526 / Go. Sa. Jivakanda
## Gatha 456-460
The number of emotions is multiplied by an uncountable number, from the lowest to the highest. The generative emotion of Vipulamati is uncountably multiplied by the highest of the Rijumati. And there is an uncountable number of Lokas in the highest. || 458 ||
**Special Meaning:** The Rijumati, with their lowest and highest Manahparyaya Jnana, know the uncountable present Paryayas in their respective appropriate substances. The Tripulamati, with their Jnana Bhava, know the uncountable present substances of all those who are Dravyajnatas.
**Gatha 456:**
The Madhyama Dravya, Kshetra, and Kala are known by the Madhyama Manahparyaya Jnana. Thus, the Manahparyaya Jnana is stated concisely. || 456 ||
**Special Meaning:** That which is greater than the lowest and less than the highest is called Madhyama, also known as Prajghanya, Anutkrista, or something other than that. The lowest and highest are of only one type, but the Madhyama has many divisions. While stating the Rijumati and Vipulamati Manahparyaya Jnana, in relation to Dravya, Kshetra, and Kala, the Madhyama Dravya, Kshetra, and Kala have also been stated. One should look at that.
**Keval Jnana**
**Gatha 460:**
The knowledge that is complete, comprehensive, pure, without rivals, pervades all substances, is free from darkness in the Lokas and Alok, should be known as Keval Jnana. || 460 ||
**Special Meaning:** "That Keval Jnana is complete, comprehensive, and without rivals." || 1 ||
**Meaning:** Because it is undivided, it is complete.
**Shankara:** How is it undivided?
**Solution:** When there is no inclination towards all external objects, there is division in knowledge. That is not possible in this knowledge, because the objects of this knowledge are all external objects that are present in all three times.
**Or:** Because the knowledge of the distinction between Dravya, Guna, and Paryayas cannot be otherwise, and their existence is certain, the components of such knowledge are called Kala. It exists with these Kalas, therefore it is complete. The meaning of "Mam" is Samyak, Samyak means the opposite of mutual exclusion, which is the characteristic of opposition.